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Australia overpower lacklustre Sri Lankans

Ricky Pontings' all-conquering Australians overpowered a beleaguered Sri Lankan outfit, winning a predictably one-sided contest by a massive 142 runs at the WACA on Sunday night

22-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

England triumph again as Sri Lanka subside

England completed their second successive victory in the VB triangular series, beating a lacklustre Sri Lanka by 95 runs at the WACA

20-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Collingwood thrilled with maiden hundred

Man-of-the-Match Paul Collingwood is hoping to have clinched his place in England's World Cup squad after his maiden one-day international century carried England to their second successive win over Sri Lanka.

20-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Hard times for Zoysa as World Cup selection approaches

It may already be too late for Nuwan Zoysa, Sri Lanka's languid and lanky left-arm medium pacer, to rescue his flagging international career in time for the World Cup

20-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Collingwood thrilled by maiden hundred

20-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Spirited England taste victory at last

England moved rapidly from crestfallen to clinical against Sri Lanka at the Gabba as they finally ended their 13-match drought in Australia

17-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Win was desperately needed, says Hussain

Nasser Hussain believes England still have plenty of work to do after his side registered the first win of their tour of Australia, beating Sri Lanka by 43 runs in their third match of the VB one-day series.

17-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Former umpires rekindle Murali debate

Retired Australian umpires Ross Emerson and Col Egar have again calledinto question the bowling action of Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan,according to the Sunday Telegraph.

15-Dec-2002•CricInfo

England look to upset the odds in Sydney

You might not think it looking at England's record in Australia so far, but recent one-day international form indicates that their chances of reaching the finals of the VB triangular series, which starts in Sydney tomorrow, are not entirely

12-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Murali insists no grudges to bear in Australia

BRISBANE, Dec 12 AAP - Controversial Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan insists he holds no grudges with Australian cricket officials and he doesn't expect to be called for throwing again in the country

12-Dec-2002•Michael Crutcher

I would say it's a miracle, says Kaluwitharana

Flambuoyant wicket-keeper batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana has experienced a week of churning emotions

11-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Suriyaarachchi leads Sri Lanka to a seven-wicket win

Sri Lanka at last notched up a win, but it came a tad too late in the day for them to qualify

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

India beat Sri Lanka by five wickets to register maiden win

India have finally registered their maiden win in the 2002 Blind World Cup, notching a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in a league match at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai

09-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Kaluwitharana, Zoysa recalled for VB Series

Wicket-keeper batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana and left-arm fast bowler Nuwan Zoysa have been recalled for Sri Lanka's forthcoming one-day tour of Australia

09-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Aravinda De Silva to miss first half of VB Series

Veteran middle order batsman Aravinda de Silva will miss the first half of Sri Lanka's tour of Australia after requesting leave for personal reasons.

06-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

South Africa supremacy continues at Goodyear Park

South Africa's supremacy in this one-day series continued at Goodyear Park on Friday night as they completed a comfortable six wicket against Sri Lanka in the final One-Day International

06-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankans represent a different challenge for Australia

In a summer which has proven to be pretty uneventful and one-sided, thearrival of Sri Lanka to the fray is much anticipated.

06-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

South Africa can win the World Cup, says Whatmore

Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore believes that South Africa have a good chance of winning the World Cup next year

06-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Haydar, Carozza shine in Australia's 49-run win

A century from Nick Haydar and a fine performance from their bowlers helped Australia beat Sri Lanka by 49 runs in the second match of 2002 World Cup for the Blind, which was played at the SPIC-YMCA Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

04-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Jayasuriya left furious with television decision

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya was left seething on Wednesday night after his side's eight-wicket defeat against South Africa, complaining that the controversial dismissal of opener Marvan Atapattu had turned the game

04-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

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